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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21
Rufassd Water 40 rut Ont = Fire

ADRIAN, Mich, May 2O.-At six oclock
this morning fire broke out IN the OLD
Comftaek planning mill, soon spreading
TO the lAmber yard of d. w. Baker ad-
joining. The limited water supply of the
city cisterns soon gave out, and an at
tempt was made to use water from the
water. works hydrants, of which company
Baker isa stockholder. 1t is alleged that
by orders Of the Chief of the Fire Depart.
ment the Water was shut off, the sudden
checking caisefng rupture of the maia
near the pun Aworks. The fire, whict
covers large >ction of the block west o
the Lake shore Teight house, burned it
Build checA I'D. Contiguous propert,
sund3 Eow eeestes. the loss vi ! pro
o'cIsft up to S., OJ'ts. There has be l
IHSetween the Water Works and til
ZrSsoms time, growing Que Of III
sys refusal to pay rental to the com
pany for hydrants. The company ha:
never refused water in case of fire ,and the
closing off to-day will be thoroughly in
yestigated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21
FOURTH EDITION
PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.

PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-A won en-
known ~ Nellie Mahouey, aged "a
years, died yesterday morning In the
room of William Grassly, In boarding
house on St. John street above Csllow-
hill, next door to where the woman
lived. Clerk Donal, of tho Ooroner's
office, was detailed to investigate the
case, and from what no learned 1t was
deemed proper to hold Grassly for fur
Their evidence. An inquest will DO he'd
this morning.
IL Is said she accompanied Grassly to
Ridgway Park en- Th ursday, and on her
return, finding the door Of her boarding
house locked, che consented to occupy
Grassly's room. Soon afterward, It ia
said, she was attacked with delirium
and Grassly says that, after quietina
her, he left her sleeping 90 soundiy that
she was snoring.
Bertha Denny, otherwise Young, 16
years old, who had been miesinR from
Baltimore since February 8, was traced
by Detective Allmendinger to the house
|of q clergyman on Christian street,
where she had found employment % a
servant. She was taken to the Contra,
station, and sent temporarily to the
Magda!en Home. The girl Is intelli
gent, pretty, well educated aud has
musical skill. Her mother and step.
father reside in York, Pa, and for mer "
lived in Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary A. Brill, 46 years old, was
admitted to the Pennsylvania Hospital
yesterday with gun shot wound In the
chest, and last night her condition was
said TO be- serious. John A. Kelley, IL
years old, has been arrested on the
charge OF having done the shooting
Kelley says he picked up revolver
which he thought was not loaded, and
pointed 1t at Mrs. Brill, when It wen,
loft.
Henry Hoersch, charged with stab
bling Charles Petroff, who has since
died was yesterday remanded by Judge
Gordon to await the action of the Coro
ner.
The annual regatta of the Schuylkil
Navy win be held on June 20. Til,
race for the Sharpless and Downing
cups will take place on July 4th.
The bodies OF two unknown men, ont
Abou. 60 and the other about 40 years O
age. were found floating In the Della
ware At Camden yesterday.
The wreckers yesterday got 100(
empty petroleum barrels ont Of tn,
German ship Uranus, which is sunk IL
| the sand on RshOboth Beach.
Annie Kelly was yesterday fned 81
and costs on the charge Of harboring
for immoral purposes, Kate Mccormick
IL years old.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21
Attempt to Kill a PROM bitionist

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 2o.-Intelli-
uence has been received of what seems to
be a ,tardly attempt made at Spring.
field. Robertson county, to kill the Rev.
T. j. Duncan, pastor OF the Metbodi; t
Church at Pulaski, while he was engaged
In delivering lecture on Prohibition "
Mr.. Duncan, by invitation, was address
ing large audience in church, when
terrific report at the rear of the ediiict
was heard. The audience became greatly
alarmed, and the excitement was intensi
fed by a second report, which quicki.
followed the first. Mr.. Duncan kept coo
and resumed his discourse. After III
conclusion an examinat on of the p mise
was made, resulting in the discovery O
the fact that two dynamite cartridges hat
been fred In the rear Of the stand occupie
by Mr.. Duncan.
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Motions and Arguments.


This mornings session of court con.
venod at 10 o'clock, with the Chisf j q g.
tice and Associates Houston and Pawn.
ter on the bench.
A. b. Cooper, Esq., made application
to the court to grant an order for the
distribution OF the proceeds of the sale
OF nine shares Of stock of the Peoples
National Bank at Middletown, which
was seized as the property OF jaime q
Kendall x Co. and sold At Sheriff's sale
March 28th, 1887, to Gideon Hukill ut
Sill per share.
AS there was some dispute about
transferring the stock TO Mr.. Hukill.
the Sheriff retained possession OF the
proceeds Of the sale, and the order
asked for by Mr.. Cooper not only pro
vides for the distribution Of the money,
bat also instructs the Peoples National
Bank to transfer the stock to Gideon
Hukill.
I'll. G. Conrad, Esq. stated that pre-
vious to the sale judgment had been
obtained before a Justice OF the Peace,
and an attachment issued AGAINST this
stock By anctt or creditor, and he asked
that the Sheriff be instructed to pay the
amount due this creditor out OF the pro.
ceeds now In his hands, before making
tho final distribution.
This WAS opposed by j. II. Rodney
E1q who contended that a Justice O
the Peace has no power to issue an at
tachment on bank stock, and that 81
this stock was sold by an attachment
issued by the court, the creditors VIII,
had obtained this Judgment should b.
paid first, and the judgment granted b,
the Justice Of the Peace paid out of tn
balance, If any remains. The cour
seemed to concur In this view of thu
matter and granted the order asked TO
by Mr. Cooper.
| Several minor motions were dispose,
OF and orders granted up TO u O'Clock
when court adjourned until 10 o'clocl
Monday morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21
An Old bible.

Sarah W. Pyle of Mt. Cuba. Mil
Greek Hundred, Is the owner OF bible
printed in 1903, containing the record
Of the Wood ward family. Some OF the
births and deaths recorded took place
1874 years ago. 1t Ia prin ted In the old
style OF type, bound in brown leather
and Is well preserved. John M. Pyle
of Mt. Cuba is also the possessor Of q
bible containing the record Of the Pyle
family since 1890. 1t was provided In
the will Of the original owner that II
was to continue the property OF John
Pyle, and the present possessor Ia the
afth In the line. At his death 1t i.
likely to pass into the family OF q reIs
tive, as he has only one son, who wal
christened Howard. 1t Is row con
,idered unfortunate that he was mol
named John.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21
FORT 0AK HALL
Sixth and Market SITS.
"What a big Store

w hdt DlE otOIe-d
Fortn'
Yes; this is the How. It's
the Stronghold for best quail
tiles and lowest prices. Did
you ever see the little slip
in the pockets of each Suit,
telling you all about the
cloth, how it's made, and
how it will wear, and tc
bring it back if you don''
like it! You can buy with
your eyes closed as to wea.
and workmanship. Does i
fit; is 1t becoming! Settle
that and you're done.
A big crowd and rush to
day. We've made the az
engagements. A finer stool
we never had for Men, Boy
and Children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21
Fire I.AHt lyRniup

The alarm of fire from box Al about
7.3o O'clock last evening was caused by
some benzine, which was being drow n
III the cellar at j. Hudson & Co.'S, No.
IL Market street, igniting from a lamp.
The fire engines were soon on the ground
and prevented the flames spreading,
consequently the damage by fire wal
very slight, but the injury to tue .oo L
by water and grease will amount t
$500 or $500, which is covered by in
surance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21
IDIEE,

MURRY.-On May 2lst, Anna M wife o
Geo. Il. Murry, and daughter OF L. j. ant
l.. ]. Lyman, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence Of her husband, on Maryland avenue
and Chandler street, on Monday, May 23d
Services 1t the house Mt 10 o'clock q. N. IL
terment at kivervIew Cemetery.
PROCHNOW-ln this city, on the 18th in st
Elizabeth T.. wild ow OF Henry W. Proch
now, In the 50th year OF her age.
Friends are invited TO attend the frnera
from her late residences. no. 107 W. Fourth
street. Servtoes at the house ON Sunda,
afternoon at 100 sharp.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21
That Alleged Irish Memoir.

ROME. May 20 The correspondent OF
the Associated Press has made inquiries
regarding the memoir on the Irish ques.
ton alleged to have been prepared by the
Irish College,. AS result of his investi-
CATION he has authority to state that nc
memoir whatever on the condition OF
Ireland has been issued from the Irish
College, mol has any body of members Of
the College denounced the Parnellites
The statement to that effect is an abso
Lutte falsehood.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21
Sight Restored by DIR. wilbur.

Kate Burk, living with Miss A. f.
Seville, No. 1908 Washington street,
Wilmington, had very poor sight in her
right eye, and was almost totally blind
in her left eye for many years During
all that time her effor Q to obtain relief
were In vain. Despairing OF ever get.
ting cured, she called upon DR.. Wilbur
at the Clayton House. The doctor per
formed an operation upon her eyes
which resulted In q perfect cure. She
can now see rs we'll as any one.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21
Sale of Cows,

Frank G. Stidham is going to Village
Green on Monday to sell q lot Of cows
and swine for A. III. Tyton. and he
wishes some Of the farmers Of this vi.
entity to accompany him, rs he feels
somewhat lonesome when among stran-
gers. and besides he Is rather bashful
when he does not see man he knows
among the crowd of bidders. The cars
leave this city at 1913 o. N. and arrive
at Liawood in time for the hack, which
reaches Village Green in time for Q free
diner. Let some one go, and thus con
tribute to aid our fellow citizen in Q
laudable occupation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21
The mexican village,

The Mexican Village, which is now
open iu the Institute Hall, Eighth and
Market streets, Is well patronized, and
the different mechanics and artisans at
tract considerable attention. There are
hundreds of interesting things to be seen,
and day c)uld easily be spent in exam.
lining them. A few hours spent In the
village Will do more toward conveying 0
correct knowledge OF the history, man
ners and customs Of the Mexicans, thar
days of re aiding books concerning them. Nc
one should fail to visit 1t, as It is not only
amusing, but instructive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21
LAST DAY.
4OG Market street, wilmington.

4UO MarEet Street, wilmington.
The great fire sale ends this day. We
wish to inform the people OF Whining
ton and vicinity who are In need Of
clothing that they will find here to-day
the biggest bargains ever offered to
them. Mems suits for 1855. cost Sl3 25
to mnnufacture; pants 81 90. usual
price IS 80; IS child suit fol- 81 IS Your
last chance. Ouen till 10 o'eloct to.
night. 406 Market street, Wilmington,
Dial
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21
On the Market Street Extens ion

or the Wilmington City Passenger ReilWay offers
inducements, which cannot be surpassed, to secure
one of the finest and cheapest building lots
ever offered in this city, and upon terms SO
liberal that they brought within the reach OF any man
wanting desirable and beautiful home site. The eleva-
ted and beautiful Of land offered to the public con-
tans eightyhve S5 which elegantly located we
suited for business purposes and has been divided INTO o1S
Of various sizes (25xIoo feet and larger
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21
Personal,

Mrs. Jos. G. Tay lor went to Washing.
ton on the noon train to day to visit her
son, VIM. I'll. Francis, who formerly
worked at the REPUBLICAN office, but
is now employed at the Government
Printing Office. Mrs. Taylor will re-
main at the Capitol, her former home,
until after the grand reunion en- Deco
ration Day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21

There is dog on Orange street, be-
tween Second and Third, that should
either be chained or taste load of shot
Yesterday, as one OF our newsotoys was
serying his route, the dog ran after and
aImost scared the wits out OF him, beside;
chewing hole In the Knee of his panta-
looms.
Fourth street between Poplar and Wal
mt. is blocked Off, on account of the yer.
aerious condition of Maggie Adele.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21

Mems, boys and chiIdreu's tase bal
shoes, mems lasting psteat leather III
q )ngrAss; also headquarters to- ladies'
m ssss' and children's siiplers aaC
walking shoes. Family Shoe HoGet
2O6 Market street, above Second, WI!
mingtOn. W NJ n. DAbIptit'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21

Miss Mamie d. D.chluson, dauRh
far OF the late Morris Dickinson, VIII
kept hotel in our city fer seVersl year:
died on Tuesday morning at the resi
dence Of her brother-in.law, Joseph II
Baily, near Dugiale, IN her Z31 year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21

VIM. McVaugh will have sale o.
oovs at Hockessin on Monday next
and Webster & Caven6er viii sell 8
fipe lot of horses at the same place OF
Thursday, the 26;h inst. For paTticu
lars see advertisement in another Col
umu,
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Calvary Church.

There will be no service In Calvary
lchurch Tomorrow On Sunday, the 20 il
instant. Rev. David Howard, of Ash.
land, Pr, will enter upon his duties as
pastor
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21

To morrow promises to be from fair
70 partly cloudy, with nearly ststtonaJy
temperature. Monday, from fair u
oIoudy followed by local showers.
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EeatlYAl

A straw berry festival will be held In
the Lower Brand Is wine Presby tei ian
Church. Wednesday and Thursday
afternoon and evening, the 1st and "a O.
june. All are invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21
You VIII Find

You VIII Find
Special London and Paris cab'egrnms,
theatrical gossip, news from base
ball and all out door sports IN
the New York and Philadelphia Snu
Iday papers Fashion monthlies for
June now ready.
FIRST & DAVIS, 313 Market St,
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Fifth EDIT
Dots.

| p: A. Hortv. ,s,
i Eighth ward, is =" oSSitpIc,e'rryl
authorship. "''A'As
MT MT, Salem M. E o,,
Zones, Zones, pastor. o",,u,utch,
| D. PIN IN. ~ H. Sermon on ' lem . ;,
,,a ora a, & Co, are shov,,J
line OF summer drts. -o oaD5
street. 'a so0dt
Wood burned lime IA, II
poses can be obtaIneS ' "A
|qnarries, near Ples,a nvu n ~
Hundred. 1' III
Webster & Cavender w,,l
OF Som erset County bo %.lI
SIN D., on Ihurs'isy, toe gS.s
The steamers Btsnayvi,j
minston are well pa,rcD gi1
'a r., q umoers Of passea ,s'I
The B. Il o. r. &. will, ~ !
change In their scbeS S,l,
denherg branch, cam ru,e
18th mat. u'ene
John T,loy5
N. q j.. LarR, was Abe Is
walk this morning. 'j Va 10
from consumption, ~
James Lee, formerly of i
now of Baltimore ba a,
friends In this city. He ia y
rom an attack of mslsrisj
Mrs. Washington viii n
ture In a church at s,sn,oa
evening, under the apsn,a
10. T. U. ''p'c
The Democrats vii, Mi,
elections for memb. "a n, ' !"
Fourth, Ninth, Tenth
wards this afternoon,
At a meeting of the nj
the Sixth ward. held A. A.
engine house last evan a.
Moore was unanimouslv
for Council.
DIR. ShortlidQe aud FlsbO
Norney returned yesterSs,I
Gown the State, during WI
tributed one million yeur,
various rivers and creeks,
Nelson Warren, of Viii.
Hundred, has returned N
visit to the cattle exhlbtT1
Square Garden, New Il
greatly pleased with h,s h
Mayor Rhoads has SIN
nance providing 70. the All
two extra police officers. Al
named Patrick Shannon,
Reed street, as one Of the 4
The Ladies' Missionary 4
lOlivet Presbyterian Cburcl
strawberry festival in The
OF the church on Tuesasrj
and Thursday evenings Of
Next Tuesday eyepin,
Washington, Of Conute,i@
liver q Temperance lecture |
iCburch at Hocsessin, wi@
forming "a branch OF The wi
| Excursion tickets TO Wss
be sod b. the Is .ltirnore al
phia Railroad Company q
lgcod uatil the 29.h, for s. {
| Colonel 8. NJ. Wool N
I drnm corps Of i!'aen piece}
tional Guard and two med
corps will be aasisned loI
tcompanies in Ills city.
! Crs-or g % Ne. 62l ID
haze made a large pu,chss|
NATL rgs ct a grea' sac;ifd
port, Z na0hua ILsm to l
at lover Prices ;iian ary ell
Wilmington.
! The new directory fer
sresdy, and Is being deli1
scribere. There IRE e. vel
ments, among them iciLgl
trectory and 0 lis Of cor1
societies. wh'e!. wero or ID
il The street railway sS stfd
was examined yesterday p
Il tee from Nurristowl,' ia,
of gaining information N
} them In the operation Of
way, which they are aboul
In that city.
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Temperance Address.

The temperance meeting held unde
the auspices of the Red Riob n Aesn
citation will be ad dressed by Rev. S. e
hayward, of Grace Baptist Church
Services ut As p. N. at 220 harke
.tratt. The public invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21

The best assortment we have ever
had. a very good stamped tin spoon
with fancy handle, 10 cents per dozen.
White metal, St.00 per dozen. 1. Lewis
Row, 413 King street,
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Water Coolers ana Refrigera,ors.

a full Inns Of best makes at low
prices. Coolers from IS cents IN, A
very good Ice chest, S4.00. l, Lewis
Row, 413 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21

SHAW-MORGAN.-l New Castle, on
Wednesday evening, Msy ls, 1887, by the
Rev. T.. l., Hubbard, Frederick shaw to
Miss Sallie Morgan, daughter OF James
l.. Morgan.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21

There was the uSGel iu1
tators percent st New u
morning to witness tn
corporal pun, hneai n
! fenced st the reoeAl SIM
OF General Sessiors. II
William Morris, colofe1I
guilty to al G-Gaalt Win
Frank Cart, on My . q
4 from 10 TO IL DC, ok IN ins
/ was then returned .o Us 4
l will spend two years
| Charles scoti, Gc.otfd,
flashes, for he la:-e'! u
| will he i,upliaeue,i i'i4as 4
| ,John w. Tan aoel @h1
Ito an iniict'dtnt ,ta'}a
larceny OF 81 gold ,iitt y
| Massey, rec, lsei i've y |
ethree months 10 3 iHo - y
Antonio Oai4o Nas ~
Efor larcenr, aaG vi Y
Three montts. ]
Roncrt rrog.dence. 2 y I,
tn a charge Of tic IIE ,t ! !. J
/ c NC was a'so given nv
HAS three moaths to se:se =,
John Heck an! A.if'1
i who were convicted O. :
damaging iNatn wi.A 5-s ,,
Io obickt n, were enea gre
and w,li spsad the lsh'
lin jail. c., .,ers
Iv;cted' on 3 charge of "a, i1e
,tcIooll, Wis aiTea ita la ~
s,lss Murray, c "a =,
1.-The larceuy II "a az ;5 w
from tno = tha WlriaGtan 1s !
"Irsceivel ;en laShts, ana
to serve in jail. .,o, laid II
a., Saa ard although
p pr.st sreas rarpl9 ws-, a'l "a
Heather t6ronss bad h''"
was no blood drawn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21

Hoy Lee, jointIess, IS cts.
Tuck Lee, fancy, IS cents.
Royal Linton, white, 45c.
Ching Ling, white, rs cts.
Lung Wing, damask, 50
cents.
Altogether the right place
to buy mattings.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21

At the recent lay +" 4
aiven by tbs WARE! !, 4
f fonr s feet fco'sA blue S ~
n ,on oSi1eE o NJ \ \
renlenn bered, c'ip m V ser d
he gold badge; III. ~, a I'd
s "icars "a. As Sergeant Ae Z,
o Ghs sosonttstsnts Who ,a,, y
ir m came oa' n ,VTi d
His friends with % . 's shoa|
/ resolved that he 'o' -
Rewarded. :. .,s serss|
stbAs recipient Of It ta "a. Y" q
word to which ~, 10 y, y = id
ling the leet n''," of
n ms from a h y =. By Sy|
tnp The medal i. is m lpca
| brass p,a. Is about an ,a iTs
/ s ~ on, and canis,''
s.sn &C inscrip'iio',3, r 1
"a testimonial e. "a /
lysr, the Jonah A..nn mn
ln,royw,d by his roa' nd
o ~ aide Of ., IT,, at 4
bIsp d, TIE seEgs'nnst NJ d
looncrptula,io's o. ''l.i ail
E.1a ntesant bis l PEW.
Ia ia Bs:ynard's w'rs, .~
Ice CREAM ~. ~,
y Packers oud CO. ~,
n ~ !; ,ng street,
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THE KNOWING ONES

Come here for Clothing. Dollars are
saved by so doing. You are sure of
getting better clothing than others Of
fer, and at prices way down below
fact. Have you seen our new fine all
wool Black Corkscrew Getaway and
Sack Suits at S12 SOP Our superfine
|allwool Back Cheviot Sack and Cuta.
way Suits at $40? Our new fine all
wool Cashmere and Cheviot Suits a,
$1,000, $1,000, $3.50, Sl5.00Y Oul
Large and Small Boys Suits at So, 81
s., S6, $1a If not, you are not posted
a popular store this.
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VIM b.SRARP CO,
Fourth and Market SIS,

W. w q SASoS La 1"iiA 4"
Maraboo Plaids. Thin goods
for summer wear, fine and
sheer, in a great variety OF
patterns and colorings; re-
duced from 90 to I25 cents.
Sunshades and Parasols in
great variety; plain. lace tops
and satin lined-all colofings
and the newest shapes--So
cents to 81. Children's, IS
cents to $3.50.
-Four styles fancy scrim,
interviewer with turcoman,
In cclors, reduced from 20
to IS cents.
Double faced cotton plush,
small figures, new patterns,
for window hangings, IS
cents a yard.
Ladies Muslin Underwear
lin full assortment and only
lin good material and work.
manship--no OF her kind
here.
Drawers, Chemise and
Corset covers from IS cents
|up.
Night gowns from soc. up.
| Reform suits, 81 to So.
/ Little boys suits; most Of
ours have the patent waist
band, which is about as good
! a thing to hold a boy as We
know of; all much reduced
8 Ito make room for fall suits
olei years to IA years.
Il Stripe Skirts Of seersuckel
land skirting; the best made
= land best locking we've had
''lall in good liberal sizes; full
II length and width.
Il Seersu:ker; plain, 3 pleat:
loo cents.
Il Skirting; grey and white
a 1 pleat. IS cents.
4 Seersucker; pleats, bia
{ jheads, IS cents.
Il Skirting; grey and white
It 3 pleats, with bias headin
1n,lo7 cents,
Al Skirting; black and gre!
Of 2 pleats, bias heading, 81.
t Skirting; dark blues an
: dark browns, 3 pleats, Biz
L e heading, sI.25.
Fl Another lot OF ladies' fin
as silk stockings, in blacks an
L. colors. The best silk stock
ings this season for the pric'
,6o cents from 81.
IL Silk Tafeta Gloves; hav
g. lyou seen them? IS cen
1T from 50 cents.
ed A closed lot Of cream MI
IS. crlnkled seersucker, just Il
ice e thing Tor a good, cheap, h.
tly weather dress. You'll fiji
kly they will make up well, t
the the 8 cents from IS.
i' os Crazy crepes; q era
lad name; all the same, we !
'su Iduce them to a crazy pri'
blacks, blues and browns,
the to II from Io.
ooti French Satines; a new
with fire figures on bla'
the best yet.
faiy Wash flannels Tor Iadi
70 dresses or wrappers in
very pretty assortment
oa nd :olors; in plaids and strip
hot not. no: weather flannels, se1v
and and comfort, so cents.
a nta. About 1000 Turkish K
W . els that will go ont gu
very different colors, in fig,
and stripes. Fancy Turl
Towels for either bath r,
A la or parlor or both, IS ce
$ s. =, 3 think of it.
Arke: Those reduced hucl
back towels; you'll n
.le oil find better; so from SO CT
,.,7 = Are you fixing up
c5 onI house with mating this
! ''t oai. Ison? Here's the place, t
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-21

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